In April, stricter rules for members of parliament came into force in Bavaria. Walter Nussel, who was responsible for reducing bureaucracy under Söder, withdrew from a joint venture with the former CSU string puller Alfred Sauter. An accident?
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Andreas Glas, Johann Osel and Klaus Ott
Not everyone will have noticed, but at the end of June the new Bavarian regulatory control council started its work – and with it the man who heads the control council: Walter Nussel. Put simply, the CSU member of the state parliament from the constituency of Erlangen-Höchstadt is supposed to debureaucratize Bavaria. There are simply too many rules that tame people, says Prime Minister and CSU party leader Markus Söder. He thinks: “The Liberalitas Bavariae”, the famous Bavarian freedom of movement, must “find itself stronger again”. Hence this control council, “quasi like a bureaucratic TÜV”.